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1 kirchlich
I Adj. church... (auch Trauung etc.); (Gesetz, Bau etc.) ecclesiastical; (Geistliche betreffend) clerical; (kirchlich gesinnt) religious, devoutII Adv.: sich kirchlich trauen lassen have a church wedding; kirchlich begraben werden have a church funeral* * *ecclesiastical; clerical; churchly; ecclesiastic* * *kịrch|lich ['kIrçlɪç]1. adjchurch attr; Zustimmung, Missbilligung by the church; Amt church attr, ecclesiastical; Gebot, Gericht ecclesiastical; Musik church attr, sacred, religious; Feiertag church attr, religious; Land, Mensch religious, devout; Recht canon2. advsich kirchlich trauen lassen — to get married in church, to have a church wedding
* * *1) (of the church or clergy.) ecclesiastical2) (of the church or clergy.) ecclesiastic* * *kirch·lich[ˈkɪrçlɪç]ein \kirchlicher Dispens an ecclesiastical dispensation, a dispensation from the churchein \kirchlicher Feiertag a religious holidayauf \kirchliche Missbilligung treffen to meet with ecclesiastical disapproval [or the disapproval of the churchein \kirchliches Begräbnis a church burialII. adv\kirchlich bestattet werden to have a church funeral [or Christian burial]sich akk \kirchlich trauen lassen, \kirchlich heiraten to get married in church [or have a church wedding]* * *1.Adjektiv ecclesiastical; Church attrib.; ecclesiastical <law, building>; religious, church < festival>; church attrib. <wedding, funeral>2.kirchlich getraut/begraben werden — have a church wedding or be married in church/have a church funeral
* * *A. adj church … (auch Trauung etc); (Gesetz, Bau etc) ecclesiastical; (Geistliche betreffend) clerical; (kirchlich gesinnt) religious, devoutB. adv:sich kirchlich trauen lassen have a church wedding;kirchlich begraben werden have a church funeral* * *1.Adjektiv ecclesiastical; Church attrib.; ecclesiastical <law, building>; religious, church < festival>; church attrib. <wedding, funeral>2.kirchlich getraut/begraben werden — have a church wedding or be married in church/have a church funeral
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2 kirchlich
ein \kirchlicher Dispens an ecclesiastical dispensation, a dispensation from the church;ein \kirchlicher Feiertag a religious holiday;auf \kirchliche Missbilligung treffen to meet with ecclesiastical disapproval [or the disapproval of the church];ein \kirchliches Begräbnis a church burial\kirchlich bestattet werden to have a church funeral [or Christian burial];sich \kirchlich trauen lassen/\kirchlich heiraten to get married in church [or have a church wedding]
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